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Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
McGIynn Under tho Ian.

ROME, July ) Orders have been sent
to the Archbishop of New York to ex.
communicate the Rev. DIR. McGlynn and
10 publish the decree OF excommunication
in the journals.
NEW YORK, July 5.--For the purpose
Of tlrding out whether the order Tor DIR.
McGlynI's excommunication hsd yet
arrived reporter this morning went ur
the steep ilight Of marble steps In front OF
the Archbishop's massive stone residence
on the corner Of Madison avenue and
Fiji ieth street, IN the rear of the Cathe.
dral
The tessel!atei yestibule was reached
at last. Scarcely had the reporter pulled
the hrazen door-bell handle when the
huge Gothic doors Of carved black oak
few open and stalwars form appeared, +,
blocking the entrance. He was the but
Ter. He eyed the reporter kGenly and
knew what was wanted. "What Is your
business with the Archbishop" he de-
manded very stcrnly.
When he was told he drew himself u 2
with dignity and said In measured tone:
"The archbishop is in, but he never re
csives calls from newspaper men. He
read the dispatch IN the morning papers,
and has Instructed me to inform all mem
bers Of the press who may call that he
has received no orders from Rome on the
| subject of the excommunicatAon of Dr.
| NcGlynn, aud that he knows nothing o
| the matter except what he read In the
papers this morning."
HAS he received any unofficial wore
from Rome In corroboration of these dis
patches"
This question the butlcr WAS not read.
| to answer at once. He hesitated, but h
rallied In an instant and replied: "Noth
ing whatever"
| Then The Gothic doors closed with
heavy clang over the brazen threshold
and the carved faces frowned forpiddingl
on the reporter as he went down the mar
BILE Steps.
One of the priests connected with tn
Cathedral stated that probably the Arch
bishop would be notified by letter, or
account of the Importance of the docu
| ment.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Clarendon Destroyed by an Incendtary
F,re-A hooel-keepsr VINO Had made
Threats Is Captured In the Woods.
ERIE, Pa, July 5.--At $40 O'Clock
ON Monday evening fire started in
what Ia known Ms the Old Snow Piau
Ing N Ill at Clarendon, seven miles east
|of Warren, on the Pniladelphia and
Erie RAILROAD, and shortly Rfterward
another was seen Issuing from the
Weaver Hotel owned by John Mahoney.
There was q brNk southwest wind
blowing, and the fire swept over the
frame buildings like whirl wind. The
dre department. being small, was una.
Bile TO cope with the two fires, and ap
peals for aid were sent TO Warren
A stea ner and hook and ladder trnck
and two full Are Companies were sent,
arriving at Clarendon az 1l.30. Every
effort was made to save tha town, bat
the depot of the Philsdslphis and Erle
Railroad WAS the only building of con-
sequences saved. .,
The araa burned ovsr is about twenty
acres. The vau of the buildings de.
stroyed IL $3.50, 900. roughly estimated,
while ths insurance is small. Tas ad-
listers are now on the ground.
1t is estimated that 100 people are
homeless tonight. Some are camped
out at Clarendon, while soma have been
taken to Warren, from which placa the
provisions we're cent. Bough lnmh6r ts
being sent to Clarendon ~ fast as posi-.
BILE In order that shelter may be pro.
vided for those burned out.
IL Is now well established that the fire
was of incendiar7 origin. Public rum or
at Clarendon sa7s that two weeks ago
when liquor licenses were refused to ali
applicants la Weaver County, Maho
ney, proprietor of the Weaver House,
threatened to fire the town II the dscis
ion OF the court was NOT reversed in two
weeks This morning aiter the fire
burned out, the cttiz ans looke1 about
for Mahoney-for oue OF tbs fices start
ed in his room in the hotel-but lie wa:
| not to be found.
"A warrant charging him with arsor
was sworn ont, and searching partiel
secured the surrounding country to ap
prehend him. He was found hiding IL
the woods six miles from Clarendon
| and because lynchiog was feared h'
was taken to Warren Jail.
A charred skeleton was found In on
Of the rooms of the hotel, and 1t is sup
posed to bs that of hack driver namet
su Ivan, who Is missing. He was seer
about the hotel early in the evening
drunk.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Celebrating u Double A anniversary.

OoiouFAtibB % DoubiO AhulVerbhfys
A correspondent writes from Stanton
as follow:
To Lewis Bennett Of this place the
Fourth Of July means more than Ma
tionAl holiday, for besides beipg the
anniversary OF the birth Of our nation
Ii Is also his birthday anniversary. Mr..
Bennett has Always Observed the day in
o patriotic manuer, but as his 68th an
nivtrsnry drew near he no doubt, on ac.
count OF age, felt his inability to cele.
brstc the occasion as of y0re. In the
meantime his four children were not
Idle. Willis TO MIN " seemed that 1t
would be day without eTent, bis chill
dren were making preparations for the
most eventful day Of his life.
AS the morning dawned bright and
fair 1t found busy hands at work in
Mr.. s. NJ Allcern'd grove, preparing
for the days celebration aud for SUR
prise for Mr.. Bennett, which was COM
plets In every particular. AS one after
another of his relatives, friends and
nei9 b bors came forward with their con-
gratulatinns and presents, he Seemed
hardly able to realizs that all this was
meant for hun. A very enjoy able time
was had, the day being devoted to
games by the children, pleasant oonver-
sation by the older folks, and by all IN
one grand attempt TO relieve a table Of
its load of delloacies. Among those
present from Wilmington we're County
Collector j. T. Dickoy. Thomas Doud,
j. o. Wilson and Thomas Wilson, with
their respective families. j.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
WAnta tho Barn Put Up.

sAyBRooK, ILL.,, July 6.-senator
Cnilom delivered the Fourth CT July
GRAFTON here before large audience.
On coming down to the questions Of the
present, he said In part: "rhis country
has been called the land OF the free and
the asy lum Of the oppressed. So II has
been, 30 1t Is now; but 1t Is not and
should not be allowed to be the dump
ing ground for all the paupers and
criminals Of other lands. The time has
come when the bars of our country
should be put up and fastened against
such imposition. 1t ehonld have been
done before now. We invite all to come
with honest purposes to I've law-sbiding
citizens who can care for themselves
aud will labor for the upbuildiDg OF
good government. But we have no
place for fugttives from Justice, for dy-
nsmitets, or lAwlsss Glasses of any
character.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Publio Instailation

The recently elected officers Of Cyrus
Castle, No. l, knights OF the Golden
Eagle, were publicly Installed last
evening by the grand officers In the
presence Of about 900 persons, after
which an address was delivered by Su-
preme Chief Birchall, who spoke at
length on the objects aud aims of the
order. An address was also delivered
by Grand Chief Thompaon Of this
State. Supreme Chief Birohall pro
sented Past Chief Harry Volmer with
a handsome Past Chief badge on
eehalf of q number OF Sir knights
OF Cyrus Castle. Tho Raw james Il,
Bryan, Of Asbury NJ. q. church, also
spoke, and Mt the close OF tho exercises
refreshments were provided By the
Castle.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
The Stree. and sewer oommlssIon.


Tho Strsst and Sewer Commission
o. the Street Com N issioner, Sixth street
uear King. Tue following resolution,
which will take effect August LIST, was
accptsd:
"BXsolved, That 1t ie the sense of this
board that the removal of ashes and
the cleaning Of stress shall ba done by
contract, and that the city shall be di
yiGad into two or more d stricts, divid-
Ing the labor so that It oan be done
piCmp,lv n, d r@fict9ntly; and to shat
aud tits beard will have specifications
prepared, giving minute directions how
the work shnll be dons, aud they will
Invite biis Tor doing the same, sal 1 bids
to be accompanied by ample security to
insure the faithful performance Of the
contraatH."
Mr.. Gawthrop moved that the Street
Commissioners he instructed to employ
not .ees thsn twenty men, aud as many
horses and carts as Iuay be necessary,
80 clean the streets and put them iD
proper order, and the motion was
adopted. it was also ordet9t that the
wages cf laborers In this department
should bs red uced to 81 % per day, and
the foreraen to Si.50 per day.
Tho Street Com missioner was In
strcc;ed to have the sewer on Adams
street clesnsed, and 10 have the water
from the YapBuren street BGhute tam
porarily diverted 10 tho jackson street
sChute, until the latter Is repaired.
James Bradford WAS granted permis
| sion to 10y drain from the prem ises at
No. 229 Walnut street.
l A Detition ,gAs reoeiVad from Francis
8. Bradley, asking that the grade ol
Railroad avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, be staol!shed, and
the petition was approved.
1t was decided to AK for estimates
the commission.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
LEI of SnleH,

Samuel W. EcCsulley, Esq, will sell
at pu ub'ic sale to. morrow afternoon Mt
o'clock the desirable dwelling No. 918
West street.
q. NJ. Dougharty will cell at public
sale TO morrow (rhurs6sy) afternoon,
near Green Hill Church, horses, Csr-
ria2ee, earts, buggy, sleigh, harness,
&c.
Goodley & Baldwin will have a sale
|of COWS ut Booths Corner, on Monday
next,
Proud d Merrick will have another
sale cf COWS at Centreyille, on Monday
the ltn inst.
A. Il. Tyson will have q ssle oi
horses at Chester, on Thursday, the 14th
inst,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
New CAST . Common.

Through the kindness OF STATE Ten
surer Herbert. who is also treasurer OF
tho Board OF Trustees of New Castle
Common, we have been favored with
au itemized statement of the receipts
and expenditures OF the truetees from
March 25, 1885, to March %, 1887, The
receipts, intending q balance on hand
at the commencement of the yegr Of
e61. so, were 81, ,431. 10, and the expepdi-
lures during The same time $7,071 73,
leaving o balapoe In the hands of the
treasurer Of $l.359 81, and also debts
to the trustees OF $1, ,458 "a This Ia the
best showing the trustees have been
enabled to make for many years.
The commons consists OF nine farms
aud three .ots agRreRatipg 1074 acres.
The com mons were decided by William
Penn, In l70i, TO the town OF New Gas.
tie and the titles made perfect to his
sons. The presept rental value Of the
farms IL $5 958. For the aake of convs-
nience the farms have been named aud
mum bored as follows:
Jefferson farm, No. 1, James G.
Gregg tenant, 80 acres, rent $5S5.
Stockton, No. p, Alexander B!ggs,
IT'S acres. rent 81, 1877 80.
Oslethorpe, No, 8. Robert r. Morri.
son, 81 acres, rent S546 so
Oensre Hall, No. David Mccoy,
1872 acres, rent Ss5s.
Penn, No. 6, Ez.kiel wheatley, 141
scres, rent 1916 so.
Union and Bsyn-d, Nos. 8 aud g.,
Price Bullen, 132 and 1O2 ncres, respect.
lively, rcnt 3, 800 joiutly.
Clayton, No. 10. George W. Morrison.
101 acres, reps $o66 80.
Model, No. IL, James Morrison, ITO
1 acres, rent $500
| Thomas Holcomb, Reoorder of Deed a
OF New Castle County, occupies o lot OF
Acrne, for which he pays rent of $50,
and VIM. I'll Cls rk possesses two lots,
number OF acres not given, for which
he pays q rental valuation of $208.
These farms are sll under the highest
state OF cultivation, and produce the
hnest crops grow n in Delaware. The
money received from the farms over and
above ii1uida,inE expenses is appropri.
ated $3 coo TO support the New CASTLE
water works.
| Tbe election for Trustees OF ths Com
mons are Irregular, never occurring az
!copt In case OF n Vacancy caused by
death or removal from the town OF New
Onstls. There are thirteen Trustees
Of the Com mons. as follow:
John Jsnvier, elected Jupe 81, 1847;
ferdinand Lsok or, elected May 26
1855; William Herbert, elected May
IA, 1859; John W hi;e, elscted June %
1865; John MahoDey, elected April 3,
1869; James @. Shaw, elected MAY s,
1859; John j. Blacx, M D., Decem bei
l30, 1871; john II. Rodney, Jannsty 8
l87b; William y. Lane, Dooember 3
1873; Elmer w. CLARK, January TO-
1882; William j. FsrriS, May 10, 1888
George A. Maxwell, January "a, 1885
Edward Challenger, June 20, 1885.
The officers of the board are: presi
Ident, DR. John j. Blnck; secretary
William +. Lane; Treasurer, William
Herbert.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Spreading the Plague.

NEW YORK, July 5-Au italian ia
tho wors. stage OF smallpoS - fsp1d
in the big Italian tenement st No. -ll6
Mott street yesterday. 1t was also
found thst he had wandered through
the whole building while delirlous and
had, besides, taken . walk through
several crowded streets. The Heslth
Officers AZ once sent him TO the small.
pox hospital.
Then they found fcuv-year.
child, black from smallpox, IN ono Of
the rooms of the big tenement. 1t had
been coDcesled there two weeks aud
vas nearly dead. It wss hurried of To
North Brother Island and tho building
was thoroughly fumigated aud every
man, woman and child in tbs tenement
was promptly vaooinated.
As result of this alarming state OF
things in tue big Mott street place the
Board Of Health probably will appoint
the squad of fifty physlclans for tsne.
ment house inspection to morrow. The
appointments have bsen delayed by tae
dila toriness OF the Civil Service Board
In sending the lists OF eligible persons
to the Health Department.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Another Preliminary Meeting.

There was another preliminary meet
ing held last evening Mt the residence OF
Josiah Mccall, No. S02 Madison street,
Of those favorable to organizing CASTLE
no. ., Ancient Order Knights of the
MYSTIC Chain, at which eighteen per.
sons were present, all Of whom signed
lne roll OF membership. There will be
another meeting on Thursday evening
AZ the same place, when the objects O
|the order will be fully explained,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
He pIanne cd Eighty M urders.

LONDON, July "a man Lamed
'Schimsk, who has iust been arrested In
Moravis, has committed ELK murders,
three great robberies md numerous
fhefts. he had Ia his possession pro
gram for the murder of eighty of tue
richest Inhabitants OF Moravis. He had
several accom- pl.ces, gone Of whom
have been ARRESTED.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
rurkey Refusec to s,en

LONDON, Jnly 5.--In the House OF
Lords this afternoon Lord Salisbury
announced that the Anglo-Turkish
Convention In reference TO Egypt had
not been ratified by Turkey, and that
Sir Henry Dfummond Wolf, the Spe-
ctal British Commit tssioner, had been in.
structed to leave Constant uople.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
ssH nCank. N KMrhOH.
10 n . Facs

that everybody ought 10 know. that A.
Sergeant gives 22zO ms. Of the best,
well-olsoned coal In every Ton you buy.
Oak. Pima and hickory kindnng wood
in large loads. Lime for whitewash-
ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gem
trsi ofaoe, Seventh and King streets.
Look tor the blse sign. Open In the
evening.
Bush's, French strsat vhnxf, Sis th
p.Aoe TO buv v0ur COAL
Eor x,od ooal 70 10 Bush's. Yrennh
street. wharf.
Everybody chews LowBall. Just fits
She mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Tho CAUCUS tor councilman.

The Democratic mem bsrg OF City
Council held auother caucus last even.
ing to selecta successor 10 Thomas
BrisoD, of the Second ward, who will
tender his res ,gnation to morrow night.
John MeVey, boot and shoe dealer, was
finally elected by ballot OF 10 to 4.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
L Have Been Afflicted

with an affection OF the throat from
childhood, caused by diphsh hsria,. and
have used various remedies, but have
never found any thing equal to BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs Rev. u. M. u
Hampton, Piketon, Ky. sold only II
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Twenty seven Men Killed.

PESrH, July 5.--Durln9 drill at
Jasz. Bereny, capital of Jszygis, Hum
gary, yesterday, dy Mantle cartridge
exploded prernaturely, killing twenty
sevea men and Touring forty ght
others. OF the killed four were officers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
HASA yyali.

The following games were played
yesterday:
Louisville-Lonisville 10; Ath'etio,7
Detroit--Detroit. l6; Boston, 3,
Uhicago--OhicaRo Il; New York. g..
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Wash
inRtnn. q.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Riile N atCh.

The Wilmington and Kent County
Rifle Clubs had @ match yesterday sitter
noon at the Schuetzen Park for il9er
cup. In consequence OF the uufavora-
BILE weather only four members of the
Kent County club put in sn appearance,
and the game csuse prevented the match
taking p.aoa until late In the afternoon.
The standard target WAS used, and the
following was the roore out OF an indi
vidual possible 100 points, and team
possible 4C0 points, the Wilmington
club winning by Is points:
WILMINGTON CLUB.
Two hundred yards-J. B. Bell, SO; 3.
j. Newman, 60; H. b. Seeds, 56; g.
Heiuel, ST., "a; total, 233.
KENT COUNTY CLUB,
Two hundred ysrds--5. Il. Thomas,
81; II. M. Thomas, 81; II. I'll. Thomas,
Al; II. B. S.erner, 46 tossi, 2ll.
WILMINGTON CLUB.
One Hundred yar,is-H. B. Seeds, 49,
J. B. Bell, 80; o. Heiual, ST.. ~; S. j.
Newman, 20; total, 1928. ..
KENT COUNTY CLUB
One hundred yarfs-F. II. Thowas,
IT; 8 II. Thomap, 67; II NJ Thomas.
los; II. B. Sterner, 63i total, 272.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
ra,a, ExpIos,on of Naph,ha.

ANTWERP, July "a terrible ex.
plosion Of naphtha tcok place here to-
day In . drug store on the hue Large
Ten persons were buried beneath the
burning ruins. Thres or them were
rescued, but they are badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Dr. sirnms' White Pulmonto aBaIsan

DIR. simms' White Puimontc aBalsam
the great leading lung remedy Of VIII
minaton, Del, aud In fact every place
where IL becomes known. Il will poei.
lively cure In every case II cure can
be effected ~ all. For coughs, sore
throat, hoarseness, Group, etc., 1t is
really grand. SOC. and 81. Depot
Fourth and King streets. Sold by
6oaiere
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

FoR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have o printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's Vltalizer. 1t never
faila to cure. Sold by n. b. Danforth,
cor. and d Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

We invite those who have been una .
BILE to get . -four that would just suit
them TO give us 2. trial. as we know we
can satisfy them. J. 8. Hamilton b
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
HAYa You Tried

Powdermaker's celebrated sugar.cured
CorBed Beef2 solid pieces Of beef with.
out fat or bone. b07 King street, Great
w esterp Meat Market.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment goods; must be
sold in two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 617
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
why BorYow Trounle

when you can always and just whs'
you want In hst or bonnet at Mrs. d. e'
Kirby's, 400 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
NhO Ws.IiuI

/ dLO - - ilGI
og.rg, rom tie Newark Led.
70 SIS, areaection upon some
l 'Jrtolth00rs leciied to have
Ait' 81 Thursday Was seIec,ed ,
%,ils.r .ai warm. One OF
4 psr4 ~ Chrstiana, but
~ Shown oeleR. They arriyed
.;,crs.t! u a-h.
lsaas gong along smoothly
lsaiilrn the large man was
'lfa NE AJAX III bu,l frog
oHaI d' sOmtthlnS: when he
|SlGn te J." "krd Srry much like
l' second h'>. He exclaimed,
si9y ri gltch." " After spend
K 1'Ae dd? ard catching tBo
A1yrl haek 10 see # they
| ln''ls4 swim, they start d
| N+A afternoon the large man
Il" t"n aiger5 aud showed
r. NJ was .'t,.ug when h. saw
i0' 'P' iltY worked for an
'Iso ga ,'"4s not there for
"I@I ~ ''r sfe k after any
n lfa I E"t. Determined to
Sa@a ire ;a,. man offered them
"a hfGs L on, 81 in tltey
"sl 10 h''ter success than
a's !a'n he owner said he
4'' in.ot Naorr he bad been
',l@ 70 bra he hal been
.afe' ,'vrin9 for worms and
A''h' lave dropped ont Of his
| :, "a q went dawn TO the
.aeF" .1saN tie coveted watch
"e Us lie gs3r the divers
10 Ia. .a.n 4nt cooked
Sl-, 5e c1, IN Chrlet:arAh ha
io,. We would SAY that :, haf
"aa 94p vt h ltbu. a. twas
| -, r,l iai' u the plrty was o,
"'i y WV: the above was 20
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

You never saw 80 many hats ano
bonuets At one time as there are ~ OH
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
BIB. II. B.-3--B. b. B.-8.

a. f. Bourbon & Bro, manufao-
turers, N. W. Cor. End and Orange SITS.
z. 8. Cigars by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
J.&J. Coleman, London, England.

Famous concentrated Mustard Oil.
A positive cure for rhe enmatism, neu.
rslgia and colds, outward applications,
viii not blister. For sale by all gro
GERS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

sHII.oH's CURE will immed lately re
lieva Group, whooping oongh and bron.
chitis. Sold by \. b. Danforth, cor.
2nd 81 Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Tho handsomest selection OF cassi
meres and cloth for suitings can be
found at Thorp & Baohsr's, No. 6lSH
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Importers consignment OF miiliner!
goods ut 617 Market street. Wonderiu
bargains.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
State or the temperature
who Weaohm.

Tomorrow promises to be clearing,
with stationary temperature. Friday,
fair and slightly cooler.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

A NASAL INJECTOR free with esoh
bottle of Shiloh's Ostarrh z emedy
Price SO cepts. Sold by n. B. Dan forth
cor, 2nd & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Ue FssvmlsG10n1H %
TTRpnfctDEHTEB lTTRLCTi0Mi
ii OVER HALF ! MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated in 1858 for 2b years by the
Legislature for Eiarational and Charitable
purposee-vfth G capital of $1,000. .o0o-to
which a reserve fund Of over sbbo,1o0 has
sin 80 been added.
BY an overwhelmiug popular vote Its ran
chiae was made part CT tho present State
Constitution adopted December I'd, e. d.,
1874
The only lottery ever voted on and en-"
dorsed by the people OF any state.
II neUer scales or p0stpo'les.
Its Grand &amEle Sumbsr Draw.
tugs take place MHuthSy, and the
Semi. .AnuURl Drawings regulers
ly every sig months u June and De-
cenberl.
WIN A FORTUE r. SEVEN IN GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS Il. ~ THE AUAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, July IL, lSS7-2o6th
Monthly Drawing. . ..
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Go To

Taylor & Fullerton's. No. 800 King
street, for puve cruzs of all descrip-
yfon
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Gilmors's Neuralgia Cure never fails to
cure neuralgia and sick headache. Soc. at
VIM. sprlnger's, 400 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06
Almost a WIFE.

Squire Bancroft, Of Gloucester City, N.
j., narrowly escaped making fatal
blunder in the performance of a marriage
ceremony Saturday night. An aged cou.
pie called at the Squi-e's office and ex-
pre ssed their desire to be made one. The
brides sister had come along to act as
bridesmaid The Judge retired from his
court room to his barber shop, where he
carefully made his toilet and re-appeared
before the blushing trio much handeom :
er man. During his absence he had for
gotten which was the bride and which
was the bridesmaid. he did nos li6e to
show his ignorance, SO he smiled upon
the couple, and began the ceremony. He
was getting along finely, and had reach
ed the question; "Will You take this man
to be your welded husband :" when he
found he had been marrying the wrong
sister. The bride, who had been stand
ing back, stepped up at this question,
and pushing the bridesmaid to one side,
replied that she would. The Squire was
somewhat disconnected for a moment, hut
he soon recovered, and beginning the
ceremony anew, he married the righ;
couple. "By craqkey," said the Squire
after the party had left, "but that brides.
! maid had narrow escape. II she'd said
| the word, she d been that fellows wife.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

HACKMETACK,a lastiug and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 30 cents. Sold
by N. B. Danfo cor. And q Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Try Taylor g. Fullerton's Egg Phos-
phate; IT'S great. 500 King street,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-06

Let tie thirsty try Buttermilk, Such
as made ut creamery, Fourth and snip
ley streets,